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Moldova
TOL is proud to present the Freedom House Nations in Transit country
reports, the only comprehensive, comparative, and multidimensional
study of reform in the former communist states of Europe and Eurasia.
TOL Moldova Articles
- Moscow Laments EU ‘Lecture,’ Kosovo Seeks Full Independence
- Plus, Bosnia passes key census law, and Tajik forces battle drug smugglers.
- A Small House in Schinoasa
It took a joint effort by government, the UN, and IKEA to open a kindergarten in one Moldovan Romani settlement. Perhaps the next 50 will go more smoothly.
- Romanian Foreign Minister Sacked, Gruesome Kyrgyz Prison Protest
- Plus, further arrests in killings of Albanian demonstrators and EU may tighten screws on Lukashenka.
- The New Face of Transdniester
The territory’s new “president” promises domestic reform and open borders. From Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso.
- Moldova's Presidential Predicament, Serbia Inches Closer to EU
Plus, Prague backpedals on asylum of Tymoshenko husband, and Tallinn mulls “free rides.”
- Protests Continue over Transdniester Shooting, Even Less Free Media in Belarus
- Plus, Romanians and Bulgarians not free to work where they please and young Pole sneaks own art into national museum.
- Moldova Opens Schools to the ‘Ineducable’
Much work remains to be done on a new government program to mainstream mentally disabled children, but for one student the results are already striking.
- Being Muslim in Moldova
The leaders of the country’s first official Islamic organization keep a low profile amid an Orthodox backlash.
- Russia Rounds Up Tajiks, Moldova Cancels Prez Elections
Plus, Illegal caviar trade thriving and Uzbek health care in decline.
- A Boost for Business in Hungary, an Uppercut to Politics in Ukraine
Plus, Russia pursues Transdniester leader’s son for embezzlement and a group aims to lure Armenia’s diaspora back home.
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